Malt storage container recommendation

[imark]

I'm looking for about half a dozen ~5L (3kg malt) airtight containers to store malt. Anybody got reasonably priced recommendations? Bonus points for rodent proof and stackable.

[Leann ull]

I use the monster ones from ikea and know they are mouse proof as the fucker went for an old bag of my carbonation drops instead before I "got" him
It's alright though I brushed them off before using them

[Dr Jacoby]

The Packaging Centre on the Naas Rd. have really good tamper proof buckets. I pop in there on the way home from work to pick up buckets for grain when I need them. They also have an online shop if you can't makeit out that way.

Alpack out in Sandyford are also very good. 

[molc]

I use the monster ones from ikea and know they are mouse proof as the fucker went for an old bag of my carbonation drops instead before I "got" him
It's alright though I brushed them off before using them

Which are the monster ones? Are they air tight?

I use the Ikea €1 glass jars with plastic lids for speciality grains and old fermenters to hold the rest.

[dcalnan]

I got a few of the tillsluta storage containers from ikea, they're all modular so perfect for stacking, here's the 5.5l version

http://www.ikea.com/ie/en/products/storage-organising/food-storage-organising/tillsluta-dry-food-jar-with-lid-white-art-20233683/

[imark]

I got a few of the tillsluta storage containers from ikea, they're all modular so perfect for stacking, here's the 5.5l version

http://www.ikea.com/ie/en/products/storage-organising/food-storage-organising/tillsluta-dry-food-jar-with-lid-white-art-20233683/

Are they airtight? It's not obvius on the website. They look good

[dcalnan]

Yeah they are, they have a rubber seal in the lid, and they need a bit of pressure to take it off so it's a good seal. They're really study as well.

[imark]

The Packaging Centre on the Naas Rd. have really good tamper proof buckets. I pop in there on the way home from work to pick up buckets for grain when I need them. They also have an online shop if you can't makeit out that way.

Alpack out in Sandyford are also very good.

The Alpack ones are 10 for ~€16 which seems like a good price.